CONCACAF Champions Cup - 1st leg for Cruz Azul

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CONCACAF Champions Cup - 1st leg for Cruz Azul
The Offside found this 8/28/2008 on mexico.theoffside.com [flag]
So this tournament is underway. Cruz Azul beat Hankook Verdes 6-0 in an empty Estadio Azul. The game was basically decided in the first 30 minutes. Entry to the stadium was discounted 50% and kids were allowed for free. Still not very many people showed. It makes me wonder why Javier Orozco was pointing at his number/name on the back of his jersey after he scored the goal. Was there ... [link]

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Daily Dose 08.27.08
Published 8/28/2008 by Daryl at The Offside
... ] CONCACAF Champions Cup - 1st leg for Cruz Azul foureyedkoko : well, even if they are not suitable, how many people from belice would make the trip? ...

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